@Anonymous There's still no proper communication bro, much alone getting any accountability from both sides. Instead the author gave us a half-@ssed apology and another fvcked-up demand. Communication is nonexistent in both characters unless one of them get their @ss kicked in a car accident I guess.

@im tired Readers just really can't understand how these characters were portrayed as both messy yet d*mb as fvck, I doubt that they even understand all the nuances in this story at all, because if it's not the "character aesthetics", it's all about "which character to side" they've been doing. It's just really tiring reading comments bruh, all the one-sided takes are snapping every thread of my anger issues. Readers just really can't sit down, open their brains, and properly analyze what every narrative has been trying to show instead of focusing on 'who hurt who most' in which chapters.

@Leimama Actually I'm getting a feeling that Juhyeok wasn't really that passionate with his Judo career, like it was just a mean so he could protect Su Ah when he manifested as an omega, but because the role got reversed I think he used the Judo to prove himself against the omega-alpha system. And also, in chapter 15 didn't Juhyeok said something like "If only I didn't become an omega, mom would've...."—I think there's also an internal criticism within his family, remember in early chapters when Juhyeok’s aunt said that his grandparents didn't attend his omega manifestation party but she attended, meaning the story's been foreshadowing it. So I think that critism made Juhyeok self-loathed, because how can he love his self when even his own family can't accept him? And the worst yet heartbreaking thing is, he's projecting all that self-hatred and insecurities directly at Su Ah. 

So I'm guessing that he's using the Judo to prove himself against the system that expects the omegas to be weak and can't survive without alphas, that's why he kept putting himself in that alpha-dominated space and repeatedly saying that he hated being talked about him being an omega.

@Willow Moon I mean, try putting yourself in Juhyeok’s shoes. You became dependent in someone else's pheromones, unless they shower you with their pheromones your heat cycles just comes out of wack, suppressants no longer works, and your stability depends on them, then the moment they refuse to take accountability you know everything is all game over for you, won't you come to hate that person who made you that way?

Although Juhyeok is partly at fault too. He kept putting himself in alpha-dominated space while fully knowing his biology won't be able to survive, much alone handle all the alpha pheromones surrounding that Judo space—all because he refuse to embody being an omega.

@vievie02 He's not blackmailing, but he's using Juhyeok’s vulnerability in his pheromone issues to get Juhyeok to sleep with him. That creep old @ss is no better, he did all those sh*t just to get a barely-legal college student to his bed when his @ss should've been with someone same as his age.

@Lucy None of them deserves to suffer. Both of them are victims of each actions they also both contributed in. What they desperately needed most is communication. There's gonna be no progress at all if they continue being hard on each other and their selves.

@happy Yeah and as I keep saying, people praising him over that ABSOLUTE bare minimum and basic human decency shows that the bar for ethics and morals have been rotting away in hel|. See how the way you just proved my point? If that creep @ss old guy have restraint but he happened to be ugly, I doubt people would just sit and say "okay that man has restraint", they would write court essays about sexual violations and trauma, but because he's "good-looking" and pulled back after getting punched off his brain awake, they're saying "AT LEAST he didn't continue", this fandom’s ethics and morals are basically out of the window the moment a typical border line pedo targeting someone for s** is drawn good-looking.

@Saung Hayman Naing I used to say that Su Ah should be the one to blame for everything that's happened, and for making Juhyeok depend on him, but then I remember that these characters are also a "person" of their own. They are portrayed to make their own decisions, to how they perceive things, and how they were shaped to do the things they did. In short, people also need to understand how the author chose to portray them as person of their own, that they also need to be analyzed as their own complex characters, and their traits and personalities, not just as "plot tools" to see who hurt who more in which chapters.

@Saung Hayman Naing I think your take oversimplifies the dynamic a lot. Saying “Su Ah is not a victim of anything” ignores that this relationship was never operating on equal psychological ground in the first place. Yes, Su Ah crossed boundaries, and he failed to control himself, those are consequences he absolutely has to face, but reducing everything to “he’s just dealing with his own mess” flattens the imbalance that’s been present from the start.

Between the two of them, Juhyeok is actually the one holding more psychological leverage. He is fully aware that Su Ah loves him, he knows Su Ah is emotionally dependent, he knows Su Ah will prioritize him over himself. That awareness matters. When one person knows the other is deeply attached and will bend for them, that creates an uneven power dynamic—even if it’s not maliciously intended.

In their so-called “transactional” setup, Juhyeok is the one who ultimately decides the terms. He decides when intimacy happens, how sweet or distant he acts, or how much emotional access Su Ah gets. That means he has more control over the emotional pacing of the relationship. Su Ah may provide what Juhyeok biologically needs, but emotionally, Su Ah's the one constantly at risk. So Su Ah running away isn’t just “hurt feelings.” It’s psychological devastation. After Juhyeok suddenly became all sweet, accommodating, and soft, Su Ah genuinely believed the relationship had shifted into something real. He projected love onto those actions, so when Juhyeok later makes it clear that it wasn’t what Su Ah thought it was, that’s not just rejection—tmthat’s the collapse of the emotional reality Su Ah built his decisions around.

You can argue Su Ah made mistakes. He did. But pretending there wasn’t mutual psychological entanglement—and pretending Juhyeok didn’t benefit from that imbalance—is ignoring half the narrative.

@Tagaryen I fvcking hate how a creep old @ss mfs targeting a barely-legal college students for s€x is slowly being normalized for people, that man even looked like his in mid 40s or 50 yrs. That's literally soft ped*philia.

@Cozy "it's just fiction you can just choose to leave and not to read it" ahh comment, that's the only response that people who refuse to open their brain and accept how character aesthetics is damaging their moral and critical thinking.

@happy That's literally the most basic human ethics. That perv geezer was literally ready to go all the way if Juhyeok didn't just happened to puff his face of to shake his brain awake, and people going feral over that basic human decency literally shows how roasted the bar in he** is.

@Ihatemyselfsmitscrazy The way these people ignores how that exact man targeted a barely-legal college student for s** because all they see is how 'good-looking' that old hag's @ss is utterly disturbing. I'm afraid that the moral bar is slowly melting in he** with this fandom it's disturbing to watch.

@unsaid8772 I've been saying this on the other site and I'll keep saying it here too. There's NO clear consent when the person you're asking is literally drunk out of his mind, and is in a vulnerable state at that. If Juhyeok didn't happen to put a fight it'll be another whole ra** a** incident, that man's intention has been literally clear from the start did y'all read that whole a** thought monologs with y'all brains off? Just coz he said he wasn't the type to force himself to people doesn't make him any better. The imbalance people kept missing is that man is literally willing to sleep with a drunk and vulnerable person, he even went and stalked Juhyeok just for what? For s**. I can't with people going crazy over the bare minimum. The bar sure is fuc**** low idek anymore.

@Valerie Bro? What the pervy man did was literally just the absolute bare minimum. Y'all going mad and barking like crazy for the old guy when that man's intentions was literally clear right from the fcking beginning, if Juhyeok didn't happened to put a fight there's gonna be another whole r@pe a** chapter, idek how y'all read this whole sh*t while keeping y'all brains off. If that old man happened to be ugly I bet y'all will call him a r@pist and won't be going crazy like this.